Musical performances that nearly ruined careers
Diego Feijoo|
Country singer Ingrid Andress’ unfortunate rendition of the American national anthem adds to the long list of good artists’ bad nights
‘Nirvana from the hood’: How The Offspring sold 40 million albums with no one’s help but their own
The Californian band, whose third release continues to be the best-selling album of all time by an independent label, is still playing, 30 years after its biggest success
On the trail of Nirvana 30 years after Kurt Cobain’s death
Artists and critics establish that the mystical influence of the unique band is very much alive as they examine how it changed rock history and left a spiritual legacy
The music stock market: Investing in Shakira and Neil Young’s hits
British fund Hipgnosis Song Management, with over 65,000 songs, has lost a quarter of its value due to a shareholder trust crisis and is now facing increased competition
‘It was a ridiculous label; we had only age in common’: Why no one took Generation X seriously (not even Gen-Xers)
Baby boomers champion hard work and millennials embrace social justice, but what about the group that falls in between them? We look at what happened to the first demographic cohort to realize that they belonged to one
Why are men in skirts still stigmatized: A journey to the origins of a misogynistic prejudice
It is no longer surprising to see male designers, actors, pop stars and other pop culture personalities appear in public wearing skirts